Zakat Calculator USA - Calculate Your Islamic Charity

Calculate Your Zakat (USA)

Zakat Calculator USA - An online Islamic tool for calculating Zakat accurately. Built for Muslims in the United States to easily determine their Zakat obligation on wealth, savings, gold, and silver according to modern financial standards. Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam and represents 2.5% of your wealth above the Nisab threshold. Use this calculator to determine your Zakat obligation based on your comprehensive net assets.

Current Nisab Value - $$10,034 Based on 3 troy ounces of gold

$10,034

Based on 3 troy ounces of gold

Personal Assets

Personal cash on hand & in bank accounts

Total value of gold, silver & precious items

Total value of stocks, shares, bonds

Total value of shareholder dividends

Cash value of maximum withdrawal (minus early reductions, taxes, and penalties) of retirement accounts and pension plans

Good loans to others expected to be paid back

Other expected receivables (estimated tax refunds, refundable deposits, expected salary or professional payments due by Zakat due date)

Business Assets

Business cash on hand & in bank accounts

Net value of business inventory & trade goods

Total business receivables by Zakat due date

Real estate properties' investment/sale value

Net income from exploited fixed business assets (e.g. rental unit)

Net income from exploited mobile business assets (cars you own or control and lease to others)

Deductions

Necessary immediately due debts (rent, food, utilities, insurance, medical, education, transportation, etc. No long-term debts)

Zakat paid in advance

Total Assets: $0.00

Total Deductions: $0.00

Net Zakatable Wealth: $0.00

Total Zakat Due: $0.00

Enter your assets above to calculate your Zakat obligation.

What is Zakat?

Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam, representing a form of almsgiving and religious tax. It is calculated as 2.5% of a Muslim's total savings and wealth above a minimum amount known as Nisab.

What is Nisab?

Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must have before they are obligated to pay Zakat. It is equivalent to the value of 3 ounces of gold or 21 ounces of silver.

When is Zakat Due?

Zakat becomes obligatory when a Muslim's wealth reaches the Nisab threshold and has been held for a full lunar year (Hawl). It must be paid annually.